Subaru Sport Model Research Comparison | Bob Moore Subaru
The Subaru brand is world-renowned for its collection of AWD SUVs, boasting cult classics like the Subaru Outback, Forester, and Crosstrek. With standard AWD, practical cabins, and an emphasis on safety, the Subaru brand is usually associated with road trips and campgrounds. We love our hearty SUVs, but if you’re looking for something a little more engaging, check out the Subaru Sport model lineup. At Bob Moore Subaru in OKC, you’ll find two sports cars at the top of their game, the Subaru WRX and BRZ. Sports cars are usually associated with sky-high MSRPs and hefty maintenance costs, but at Bob Moore Subaru, we want to make them more accessible. A new Subaru Sport is a perfect starting point for someone looking for their first sports car, with satisfying handling, thrilling acceleration, and tight cornering. Both Subaru sports cars offer a different take on the genre, and in our model research pages below, we’ve previewed everything you need to know about each vehicle, from horsepower to cargo space. If you’d like to learn more about the new Subaru BRZ or WRX, visit Bob Moore Subaru dealership in OKC!
Subaru WRX
The Subaru WRX is a compact, four-door sedan that places a premium on power. It uses a turbocharged 2.4-liter flat-four cylinder, with an output of 271 horsepower. In classic Subaru style, the WRX comes standard with AWD, making it the rare all-season sports car. In most instances, a RWD sports car is a little tricky to drive in snow or ice, but the WRX is sure-footed where other sports cars slide along. A six-speed manual comes standard, though a CVT is available if that’s your preference. The WRX is the practical enthusiast’s choice, with room for passengers in the rear row, plus plenty of cargo volume in the trunk. Learn more about the Subaru sports car below!
Subaru BRZ
While the WRX mixes practicality and performance, the BRZ isn’t concerned with practicality or sure-footedness, instead opting to deliver a more traditional take on the sports car formula. The two-door coupe is significantly lighter than the WRX, making it more agile, especially around corners. It’s not quite as powerful as the WRX, but it doesn’t need to be, achieving about the same 0 to 60 time. In a departure from the brand, the BRZ comes only in RWD, with your choice of a six-speed manual or automatic. The BRZ only seats four, though the rear seats are admittedly tight. Even still, with no kids in tow, this sports car is plenty livable on a daily basis!
Shop the Entire Subaru Sport Lineup for Sale in OKC
From the practical performance of the WRX to the sleek lines of the Subaru BRZ, Subaru boasts some of the most fun entry-level sports cars in the industry. Visit our sports car dealership in OKC to test drive a new Subaru WRX!